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有限元 (FEM) 程序包在永磁电机电磁场分析中的应用

演讲将包含以下三方面的内容:(1)偏微分方程的数值解法,介绍 NDSolveValue 函数的基本用法;(2)FEM 程序包的使用方法,展示具体示例,介绍用户如何通过 FEM 程序包控制有限元计算的过程;(3)数值计算与解析计算在永磁电机电磁场分析中的耦合与应用,展示如何使两种计算方法耦合。

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